Join us this spring for a ONE-day event dedicated to pork, poultry, and nutrient management enthusiast!

New Date For 2027 Coming Soon!

Lebanon Valley Expo Center & Fairgrounds

Discover the latest trends, technologies, and innovations in pork and poultry production and manure and nutrient management. Connect with industry experts, farmers, suppliers, and fellow enthusiasts. From informative seminars to hands-on workshops, we have something for everyone. PennAg’s Expo offers you a unique opportunity to learn, network, and stay ahead of the game in your field.

2026 Expo Exhibitor and Sponsorship Opportunities

This Expo is the perfect ONE-DAY event for producers and agricultural professionals in Pennsylvania and neighboring regions interested in Pork, Poultry, and Nutrient Management. Expo is an excellent opportunity to connect with your customers and potential clients.

We are excited to announce that our 2026 Expo Trade Show floor is officially SOLD OUT!

A huge thank you to our partners for their overwhelming support.

Missed out? Join the wait list for 2027 now by contacting clove@pennag.com!

Still on the fence about why you should exhibit at the PennAg Expo?

Here are THREE reasons:

Provide solutions and develop long-term, mutually beneficial relationships with swine, poultry, and nutrient management producers and professionals.
Establish hundreds of highly qualified sales leads in just ONE day!
Increase your brand awareness and public awareness. Attendees actively seek new products to improve efficiencies and solve problems on their farms and businesses.

Interested in learning more about the PennAg Expo or want to be included on 2027 PennAg Expo Exhibitor communications, please get in touch with Courtney at PennAg at clove@pennag.com

Expo Attendee Information

Pre-registration for the $10 Chicken & Pork BBQ Lunch at the Expo is Closed!

While our event is FREE admission, we encourage all Expo attendees who plan to stay for lunch to pre-register to receive a discount on their lunch costs.

The 2026 Expo At A Glance

PennAg was excited to host its annual PennAg Expo: Keystone Pork, Poultry, and Manure Expo, which attracted nearly 700 farmers, ag professionals, and ag industry supporters from across Pennsylvania, including Lancaster, Schuylkill, and Perry Counties. Our trade show also grew in 2026, expanding into Southeast Hall and attracting nearly 100 exhibitors.

2026 Expo Keynote Session

In 2026, at the PennAg Expo, attendees walked away with a clearer focus on a worldwide view of agricultural markets.

Our Expo keynote, “Global Ag Outlook: What to Watch in 2026,” by Delaney Howell, host of the Ag News Daily podcast, gave farmers a global roadmap with an insightful focus on feed, fuel, freight, and foreign demand. She shared how geopolitical factors, trade policies, and global supply chains shape agricultural markets as we ended the first quarter of 2026, including what to watch in the coming seasons.

What was New at Expo in 2026?

The PennAg Expo Unplugged: Protecting Your Flock & Practical Wildlife Biosecurity Support.

A presentation taking place at the PennAg Expo, featuring speakers discussing agricultural topics, with an audience seated and taking notes.

We offered a revamped version of 2025 Expo’s “Expo Stage Talks” as a new afternoon session, The PennAg Expo Unplugged: Protecting Your Flock & Practical Wildlife Biosecurity Support.

Several Expo attendees joined Zach Bair, USDA Wildlife Services District Supervisor, and Ella Gerhardt, wildlife biologist, on the Expo Tradeshow Floor as they discussed the USDA APHIS Wildlife Services partnership with farmers to enhance biosecurity.

The session focused on USDA’s free biosecurity assessments to farms, assisting farmers in identifying wildlife pathways that might be spreading Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI). These evaluations and mitigation strategies aim to prevent losses if HPAI is detected. They also addressed nuisance wildlife issues on farms.

Morning Nutrient Manure & Management Session

Our Manure & Nutrient Management Session, a popular 3-hour course by manure haulers, brokers and nutrient management professionals included topics ranging from Discover the Difference Between In-House Composted Poultry Litter & Total Clean Out Poultry Litter with speaker Eric Rosenbaum of Rosetree Consulting, Combination of Manure Injection & Nitrogen Use Efficiency, with speakers Amanda Bunn & Andrew Lefever of The Nature Conservancy and in addition, Manure Spreader Calibration & Manure Gas Safety by Gabe Guthie, Penn State-Manure Hauler Broker Coordinator. New to this year’s manure & nutrient management session were the credit offerings: attendees had the opportunity to earn 3 Manure Hauler & Broker Credits (Act 49), 3 Nutrient Management Credits (Act 38), and 3 Certified Crop Advisor (CCA) Credits – Nutrient Management.